Fulton FW32000101 F2 Marine Trailer Winch, Two-Speed, 3,200 lbs. Capacity, 4-Position Handle Adjusts From 6" to 9", 20' Foot Strap With Hook

I bought this winch to replace the one on my boat trailer because it was slipping one or two teeth as I would trailer it home. I was unsure how much winch I needed and after searching around on Google, it seemed the general consensus was to buy one that was at least half the weight of your boat out of the water. My boat weighs 3200 lbs, so I decided to just go with the heavy winch. When I got the package in hand, I was pleasantly surprised with the packaging as it was clean, well organized in the box and appealing to the eye. Only a few parts to put together, just the crank arm and the strap really. both of those were a snap with a few household tools and once on the trailer, the strap was simple enough with their "metal cylinder" install which does not require you to unscrew a retaining bolt like the other winches I have used in the past. Now the install.... Fulton claims it is a simple install where you just slide the bolts into place and then invert the winch onto the trailer and tighten down.... It seemed easy enough, but the problem I ran into is when I would start to tighten down a bolt, it was not always "locked" in the frame that gives you the tension so you can bolt it on. If it is not perfectly in that square peg space, then the bolt spins and you cannot lock it down. Though that does not seem that bad, you can't reach into the top to correct the bolt very easy as there is no space, so I found myself constantly unscrewing and screwing all three bolts as I slowly bolted them on so one of them would not pop up and I would have to unscrew them all and start again. I get why it has to be that way as the metal housing is one piece which adds to the durability, I just wish there was a way to make those bolts "stick" as you were trying to lock them down. Now that the winch is on my trailer, I noticed a huge difference. The primary setting is the "speed" setting, and I have not switched the winch from that as there has been no need. I immediately noticed a difference in locking down my boat, and it was a great investment. Highly recommend

I needed a wench that moved the handle farther away from the boat and this one worked great. I'm impressed with the design and the power. We often use the wench instead of the motor to load the boat and it easily pulls my 22' V hull up on the trailer.

I had originally purchased a heavy duty winch ($150) at our local hardware store, and quickly returned it after discovering the sloppy welds and sharp flux inside the barrel. This started my search which led to this winch. None of the previous issues are found with this winch. The action is smooth and the quality is evident. Fitment on my trailer required two holes to be drilled. The adjustability of the handle as well as the ability to select two gears are nice additions. I see no reason this winch is any less reliable than others but I can’t speak to its reliability yet. Bottom line, I am happy with this purchase.

This is the best boat wench I've used. The product quality is great. The mounting hardware is top quality. The 2 speed operation is really good, especially the low speed gear. It cranks my 21 ft bass boat onto my trailer with ease. Definitely worth the expense.

I recently got my hands on the Fulton FW32000101 F2 Two-Speed Trailer Winch, and let me tell you, it's a game-changer! 🙌 The 3200 lb. load capacity is no joke - makes loading my trailer a breeze. The silver and black design is sleek and modern, adding a nice touch to my setup. Highly recommend this bad boy for anyone looking to upgrade their trailer gear! 🚗💨

within 3 months the hook started to bend out from cranking up a bass boat a few times. Half the rated weight capacity of this thing. Now 13 months after purchasing the internals have started to fail and the handle is loose and it doesn't lock down al the way. I have tried to contact Fulton over 20 times via email, website form and calling and leaving a message since they do not ever answer the phone. I have received 0 response. THIS IS YOUR FAIR WARNING. FULTON IS A VERY VERY VERY BAD COMPANY WITH ABSOLUTELY 0 CUSTOMER SERVICE. THIS IS THE SECOND TIME I HAVE HAD A WINCH FAIL AND THE 3RD TIME I'VE HAD A FULTON PRODUCT FAIL ALL TOGETHER. ALL ON NEW BOATS. EACH ONE I HAVE HAD HAS LASTED LESS THAN A YEAR.

The difference having this beast on our boat trailer made in being able to crank up our 2,500 lb boat onto its trailer was fantastic. I mean seriously. So easy my 100 pound wife did it with little effort. For a typical 150- 250 lb guy, this is ridiculously easy. But it's not just that. It also holds the boat on its trailer much better, and exactly where you put it, even on long, bumpy road trips. No slip at all. Much more confident now to take this boat wherever we want to go, without fear, and without having to check it multiple times mid trip anymore. Expensive, but when you want the best, this is it.